frail如何读

英:[freɪl]

美:[freɪl]

frail英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 脆弱的,薄弱的,(尤指身体)虚弱的 weak especially in health

frail是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 脆弱的
  2. 意志薄弱的
  3. 弱的
  4. 易损的
  5. 易碎的
  6. 虚弱的
  7. 身体虚弱的
  8. 易损坏的
  9. 不坚实的
  10. 不坚定的
  11. 渺茫的
  12. 易被引诱的
  13. 虚弱的
  14. 纤弱的
  15. 孱弱的
  16. 柔弱的
  17. 弱不禁风的
  18. 单薄的
n. (名词)
  1. 少妇
  2. 灯芯草篓
  3. 灯芯草篓的容量
  4. <美俚>少女
  5. 女人

frail变形

比较级:frailer

最高级:frailest

frail词根

词根:frail

n.

frailty 虚弱;弱点;意志薄弱

frailness 脆弱;不坚定

frail英英释义

Noun

1. the weight of a frail (basket) full of raisins or figs; between 50 and 75 pounds

2. a basket for holding dried fruit (especially raisins or figs)

Adjective

1. physically weak;

"an invalid's frail body"

2. having the attributes of man as opposed to e.g. divine beings;

"I'm only human"

"frail humanity"

3. easily broken or damaged or destroyed;

"a kite too delicate to fly safely"

"fragile porcelain plates"

"fragile old bones"

"a frail craft"

frail区别

 fragile, brittle, frail

这组词都有“易碎的”的意思,其区别是:

fragile除指易碎外,还指人身体虚弱,动辄就得病。

brittle指没有弹性或伸缩性的脆性材料,暗示受压或被扭曲时易碎。

frail多指人体虚弱,也指某物不耐用,易碎易损。

以上来源于网络

 invalid, crisp, fragile, brittle, frail

这组词都有“弱”的意思,其区别是:

invalida.不正确的,缺乏证据的;无效的,作废的。作名词时,表示病弱者,伤残者,久病者。

Your ideas about the first humans are interesting but invalid.你关于最早的人类的观点很有意思,但是缺乏证据。

A bad car accident made him an invalid.一次严重的车祸使他变成了残疾。

crispa.指食品的松脆;清新的,爽快的;活跃的,有生气的,干净利落的。

crisp biscuit松脆的饼干

The student gave a clear, crisp answer to the teacher's question.学生干净利落地回答了老师的问题。

fragilea.常常修饰使用时必须小心才不会破碎的东西,也引申为体弱的,虚弱的。

He 's feeling a bit fragile after last night's party.他参加了昨晚的聚会以后,现在感觉有些虚弱。

brittlea.易碎的,易损坏的,通常是指坚硬的东西。

The bones of elderly people become brittle and easily broken.老年人的骨头变得脆弱,很容易骨折。

fraila. (指人)体弱的,虚弱的,也可以指东西易碎的。

His mother has grown old and frail.他母亲已经年老体弱。

以上来源于网络

 fragile, weak, frail, feeble

这组词都有“虚弱的,乏力的”的意思,其区别是:

fragile可与frail换用,但语气强,侧重脆弱,指人容易生病,指物容易破碎。

weak普通用词,指缺乏应有的力量,可用于身体、意志或精神。

frail多指因经常生病而身体纤弱。

feeble指身体衰弱无力,精力几乎耗尽,含令人怜悯的意味。

以上来源于网络

frail词源中文解释

14世纪中期,“道德上软弱”,来自古法语 fraile, frele “虚弱的,脆弱的,病弱的”(12世纪,现代法语 frêle),源自拉丁语 fragilis “易碎的”(来自 PIE 词根 *bhreg- “打破”)。它是 fragile 的法国化形式。英语中“容易被摧毁,易碎”的意义来自14世纪末。美国俚语名词“女人”的意思可追溯至1908年; 也许是因为知道莎士比亚的“脆弱,你的名字是女人”。

frail词源英文解释

Middle English frele, frayle, borrowed from Anglo-French frel, fraile, going back to Latin fragilis "liable to break, weak" — more at fragile

The first known use of frail was in the 14th century

frail儿童词典英英释义

fret1 of 4verb

to make or become worried

fret over a problem

to eat into or wear away

adobe fretted clean by wind and sand

fret2 of 4noun

an irritated or worried state

in a fret

fret3 of 4noun

an ornamental design of short lines or bars

fret4 of 4noun

one of a series of ridges fixed across the fingerboard of a stringed musical instrument

fret1 of 4verb

to make or become worried

fret over a problem

to eat into or wear away

adobe fretted clean by wind and sand

fret2 of 4noun

an irritated or worried state

in a fret

fret3 of 4noun

an ornamental design of short lines or bars

fret4 of 4noun

one of a series of ridges fixed across the fingerboard of a stringed musical instrument

freeze1 of 2verb

to harden into or be hardened into a solid (as ice) by loss of heat freeze the stew for dinner next week

the river froze over

to be or become uncomfortably cold

turn up the heat—I'm freezing

to damage or kill by frost

froze the tomato plants

to anesthetize by cold

to stick by or as if by freezing fear froze the driver's hands to the wheel

the clothes froze to the line

to clog or become clogged with ice

the water pipes froze

to make or become fixed or motionless froze in their tracks

the engine froze

to fix at a certain stage or level

freeze prices

freeze2 of 2noun

a state of weather marked by low temperature

an act or instance of freezing

a wage freeze

the state of being frozen

freeze1 of 2verb

to harden into or be hardened into a solid (as ice) by loss of heat freeze the stew for dinner next week

the river froze over

to be or become uncomfortably cold

turn up the heat—I'm freezing

to damage or kill by frost

froze the tomato plants

to anesthetize by cold

to stick by or as if by freezing fear froze the driver's hands to the wheel

the clothes froze to the line

to clog or become clogged with ice

the water pipes froze

to make or become fixed or motionless froze in their tracks

the engine froze

to fix at a certain stage or level

freeze prices

freeze2 of 2noun

a state of weather marked by low temperature

an act or instance of freezing

a wage freeze

the state of being frozen

free1 of 3adjective

having liberty : not being enslaved

free citizens

not controlled by others : independent a free press

a free country

released or not suffering from something unpleasant or painful free from disease

free from worry

not bound or contained by or as if by force

you are free to leave

having nothing that must be done instead

I'm free tomorrow night

not blocked : clear

free space

not being used or occupied

free time

not fastened

the free end of the rope

not cheap : generous

a free spender

not costing or charging anything

free tickets

not held back by fear or distrust

free expression of opinion

not combined with something else

free oxygen

able to be used alone as a meaningful unit of language

the word "hats" is a free form

not restricted by or limited to the usual forms

free skating

free2 of 3verb

to make or set free

free3 of 3adverb

in a free manner

without charge

free1 of 3adjective

having liberty : not being enslaved

free citizens

not controlled by others : independent a free press

a free country

released or not suffering from something unpleasant or painful free from disease

free from worry

not bound or contained by or as if by force

you are free to leave

having nothing that must be done instead

I'm free tomorrow night

not blocked : clear

free space

not being used or occupied

free time

not fastened

the free end of the rope

not cheap : generous

a free spender

not costing or charging anything

free tickets

not held back by fear or distrust

free expression of opinion

not combined with something else

free oxygen

able to be used alone as a meaningful unit of language

the word "hats" is a free form

not restricted by or limited to the usual forms

free skating

free2 of 3verb

to make or set free

free3 of 3adverb

in a free manner

without charge

frank1 of 2adjective

free in speaking one's feelings and opinions

Frank2 of 2noun

a member of a Germanic people living in ancient Gaul

frame1 of 3verb

plan entry 2 sense 1

framed a new strategy

shape entry 1 sense 1, construct

frame a figure out of clay

to give expression to

frame a reply

to set down in writing

frame a constitution

to make (an innocent person) appear guilty

to enclose in a frame

frame a picture

frame2 of 3noun

the bodily structure of an animal and especially a human being : physique

an arrangement of parts that gives form or support to something

the frame of a house

an open case or structure for holding or enclosing something a window frame

a picture frame

plural the part of a pair of glasses that holds the lenses

a turn in bowling

an enclosing border: as

one of the drawings in a comic strip

one picture of the series on a length of film or in a television transmission

a particular state or mood

in a good frame of mind

frame3 of 3adjective

having a wood frame

frame houses

frame1 of 3verb

plan entry 2 sense 1

framed a new strategy

shape entry 1 sense 1, construct

frame a figure out of clay

to give expression to

frame a reply

to set down in writing

frame a constitution

to make (an innocent person) appear guilty

to enclose in a frame

frame a picture

frame2 of 3noun

the bodily structure of an animal and especially a human being : physique

an arrangement of parts that gives form or support to something

the frame of a house

an open case or structure for holding or enclosing something a window frame

a picture frame

plural the part of a pair of glasses that holds the lenses

a turn in bowling

an enclosing border: as

one of the drawings in a comic strip

one picture of the series on a length of film or in a television transmission

a particular state or mood

in a good frame of mind

frame3 of 3adjective

having a wood frame

frame houses

frailadjective

easily led into evil

frail humanity

fragile

not having normal strength or force

spoke in a frail voice

frail 例句

1 He spoke with senior editor T. A. Frail by phone.

他通过电话采访了资深编辑t。

2 The drops of blood red wine in her mouth invigorate her frail body, seeming to ease her pain.

3 The assassin pushed past the stumbling sergeant and the frail girl blocking his path.

4 A frail column of smoke was rising from the roof of one of the sheds, and I saw a horse tied to the door.

5 Before the trial Liz had been pictured as a frail woman dominated by her husband.

审讯之前,利兹被描绘成受丈夫操纵的孱弱女子。

6 He found me in his mother’s room yes-ma’aming her and changing her bed while she sat looking thin and frail beside the window.

7 He was lean, a warm smile etched on his face, frail and shy.

8 Protected the frail and confronted the King of the Mountain?

9 How small she looked, how weak and frail and scared.

10 Our daughter Makaziwe’s birth was not difficult, yet she was frail and sickly.

11 a small and frail ship

12 She looked frail to him, and penetrable everyplace except at one foot, the left, where her man’s work shoe remained.

13 In her mind’s eye, Sefia saw herself hunched over the book, growing frail and nearsighted as the years piled up around her and the lights of her life burned low.

14 Fidelito was skinny and frail in spite of his tough spirit.

15 Her eyes were closed, though just barely, the lids frail and milky and almost transparent in the dim light.

16 My grandmother was becoming more and more sad and frail as the years went by.

随着岁月的流逝,我的祖母变得越来越伤感和虚弱。

17 There was an unspoken agreement that he and Viv would look after the frail old couple.

他和维夫有一个默契, 一起照顾那对年老体弱的夫妇。

18 Some parking ticket confetti, caught in a frail wind puff, tumbled across the dirt and settled around the sheriff s boots, which were on the wrong feet.

19 We are little flames poorly sheltered by frail walls against the storm of dissolution and madness, in which we flicker and sometimes almost go out.

20 the frail stems of the flowers

柔弱的花茎

frail 同义词

6 孱弱的

infirm

11 身体虚弱

cachexia

13 易遭破坏的

fragile

15 易损的

fragile delicate

18 不坚实的

unfirm

19 少妇

chick wench demoiselle

22 不坚定

wishy-washy weakness

28 易破的

weak fragile

29 不结实的

weak loose flaccid

32 体弱的

infirm fragile ailing

36 弱的

shallow lenis weak

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